Ramin Karimloo - A Night with the Phantom

Synopsis

Ramin, born in Iran, began his career in Toronto, Canada but a subsequent move to the UK has seen him establish himself as a sought-after performer in London's West End. Roles.

Our Review:

Glenn Meads - 23 October 2011

Ramin Karimloo is seen by many as the definitive Phantom, having wowed audiences in Andrew Lloyd Webber's money spinning musical and its ill-fated sequel Love Never Dies. He has performed in front of Royalty and has a huge following, notably on Twitter, so it only seems right that we regional audiences get to see the great man perform outside of London.

I first saw this gifted actor/singer in Miss Saigon on tour and was struck by the emotional intensity that he brought to the role of Chris. His rendition of "Why God Why" was simply stunning and it's something he reprises on this tour, with the same degree of believability and passion.

Ramin is warm and generous to his audience and seems humble, as he gazes around the packed Bridgewater Hall - a venue which suits his powerhouse vocals, as he hits the rafters several times - none more poignantly t...

Read more of the review

Latest User Review

Linda McPeake - 1 November 2011:

Ramin and his guests were brilliant. I do agree however that the Jazz section was a bit of a low point as his voice was not showed off to its fabulous best. The rest of the show was amazing, he makes you feel as though every word sung meant something to him.My highlights were the beautiful Till I hear you sing and the very touching Bring him home. I will keep a look out for any further concerts he does in the area. A big well done to Olivia Archbold - really good. ...

Read more and add your own review